Annual Report 2013 It was also pointed out that those who were liable to maladjustment to military service could not easily detected by a short time review of a psychiatrist during the current physical examination for conscription. As such, the NHRCK proposed that a diagnosis camp of psychiatrist, clinical psychologist, and counseling psychologist should be formed to observe and detect early the potentially maladjusted during the training for the newly enlisted. In particular, the Commission pointed out the necessity of a comprehensive support organization for the development of psychology and personality tests for the prediction of military maladjustment in advance, establishment of the criteria for maladjustment diagnosis and method of counseling treatment, and development of the mental health promotion program. The Commission proposed the establishment of a military health support center. The NHRCK made additional recommendations. They include: securing necessary personnel who would serve as military life counselors so that more than two counselors could be assigned to a regiment level military unit working out a plan to promote the professionalism of counselors; and securing a resting place or self-development area as a way to eliminate maladjustment-inducing factors; improving the environment of the counseling room. The Commission emphasized the importance of physical environment which would lead to the mental and emotional stabilization of maladjusted soldiers. 42 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission